APAsia is home to two of the biggest countries in the world but the entire region is set to see major demographic changes in the next decade.

The number of youth are expected to fall in most countries, while the age group for those in their 50s is set to surge. In a new report, Deutsche Bank points out the implications of these changes on the economy.

Technology, entertainment, and healthcare face challenges, while luxury products and companies that operate in lifestyle changes are expected to do well. Housing and construction will likely do well in countries like Malaysia and India.

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Social networking, video games and school related products will face challenges

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Demographic change: The population of Asians between the ages of 0 - 20 is expected to shrink by 34 million or 3%.

What to expect: Companies that cater to that age group and operate in social networking, video games, school and related supplies etc. will take a hit.

Data provided by Deutsche Bank

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The manufacturing sector will boom in India

Demographic change: The population of youth in their 20s has increased 11% by 54 million in the last decade. In India, the demographic rose by 18 million in the last decade but will fall by 21 million in the coming 10 years.

What to expect: Higher wages in the manufacturing sector. India is expected to take the lead if labor reforms are introduced and infrastructure improves.

Market may see its long-term trend down

Demographic change: The Demi-Ahston ratio i.e. the ratio of 40-year-olds to 20-year-olds will increase marginally in the next ten years except for India, Indonesia and the Philippines.

What to expect: The market is likely to see its long-term trend down since the age group of those in their 40s is declining. According to Deutsche Bank, this is the group most interested in equities and financial planning.

Data provided by Deutsche Bank

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India place to be for entrepreneurs

Demographic change: Rapid growth across most age groups, in other markets some age groups are shrinking while others are ballooning.

What to expect: Entrepreneurs and conglomerates will do well in India given the labor capital.

Strong demand for housing in India, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines

Demographic change: Housing demand typically starts for people in their early 30s, with upgrade buying in their mid-40s. Those over 75 often bequeath or sell property, to make way for smaller accommodation.

What to expect: India, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines will likely see a strong demand for housing. China, Korea and Thailand will likely see demand fall.

Data provided by Deutsche Bank

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Lifestyle management will grow

Demographic change: Population of people over 50 will rise to 250 million in the next decade over 185 million in the last 10 years.

What to expect: Lifestyle management is expected to grow. Companies that operate in exercise equipment, organic food and wellness programs, spas and preventive medicine are likely to benefit from this demographic change.

Data provided by Deutsche Bank

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